We stayed here two nights recently to visit the Nasca lines and other sites in the area. We booked online with hotel and this worked fine. The hotel is very clean in all respects and front staff helpful at all times. It is in a quiet location, an easy 10 min walk from the main bus station, and very close... More

The hotel's decor was quite cute and the staff was very helpful. The owner of the hotel, Yesenia, was very pleasant to talk to and was ever ready to help us from tours booking to restaurant recommendation.

Oh my our room was pink. The sun shines through the pink curtain making our room super bright (red). Even the shower curtain was pink and frilly. But they are not unbarable. Room was clean. Bathroom was clean. Wifi was good. Breakfast was basic but not bad. Nazca lines tip: go for the big airlines. Shop around... Some may say... More

We stayed at this hotel for one night in Apr 2012. The owner was very helpful and nice and she spoke good English. However, it seemed that she's the only one who spoke English in the hotel. Anyway everyone was friendly there. The room was spacious. The owner made cute animals with the towels and placed on the beds. There... More

This hotel is tiled from head to toe. The doors have a glass panel over the top which lets in the light from the corridor, which is lit up like an airport runway. The rooms are separated by light wells with very thin glass on the windows and thinner curtains. The combined effect is that light and sound bounce around... More

We stayed here one night in February, 2012. This place has a great location, just about a block from the Plaza de Armas. Lots of places to eat and/or little stores to find a snack nearby. Rooms were nice and clean, and we had private bathrooms. At night when my husband showered, there didn't seem to be much hot water.... More

Fantastic stay for just one night at this hotel. The staff went out of their way to make us comfortable, including setting up tours and suggesting a delightful little restaurant for lunch. It's a lovely little place that suited us perfectly for our brief stay in Nazca.

So the location is just a block away from the main plaza, I could see if if I stepped out onto the little balcony. The manager was very helpful, and made sure I got to what I wanted to see and helped me buy a bus ticket for my onward journey too. Little nitpicks. No table, let alone a chair... More

Yesenia, the interesting Peruvian lady running the place lived in LA for something like 8 years and it shows in several ways. Nasca, in one of the world's deserts, is a dusty place but it is obvious the staff really works at keeping this place clean. That is often not the case in other hotels I have visited in Peru,... More